In an unexpected twist in the gaming world, the Microsoft Surface team is reportedly taking the reins on the development of the next Xbox device. This revelation comes from Nick Baker, also known as Shpeshal_Nick of the XboxEra Podcast, indicating a significant shift away from the team led by Jason Ronald, the mind behind the Xbox Series X|S.
According to Nick Baker (XboxEra) Jason Ronald, the person responsible for leading development of the Xbox Series X|S hardware, will not be in charge of Microsoft's next gaming device. His team got replaced by Surface team. pic.twitter.com/7UWOnI8Ezl
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The transition to the Surface team suggests that Microsoft is possibly eyeing a fresh approach for its next gaming console. Whether it's a traditional console or a venture into the handheld gaming market remains a topic of speculation. However, the involvement of the Surface team, known for their innovation in hardware design, could hint at a new direction for Xbox devices.
This isn't the first time the Surface team has had a hand in Xbox development; they've been involved since the Xbox One S era. Their track record with Microsoft's range of laptops and tablets speaks to a potential for blending high performance with sleek design in the next Xbox device.
The gaming community is buzzing with anticipation as Microsoft prepares to unveil its plans for the Xbox's future. This announcement follows rumors of Xbox's first-party games making their way to other platforms, stirring excitement and speculation about what's next for the brand.
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